History of the Department of Botany
The Botany Department of the Myitkyina College was established in 1968.The Botany Department of the University of Myitkyina is located in the Thanlwin building (3). The Departmental staff office rooms are ground floor. The lecture rooms are situated on the second floor and the practical rooms are third floor.The Botany Department has 21 staff of teachers with 4 laboratory staffs and offers courses leading to Bachelor degree, Master of Science and Master of research in Botany.
Candidates for the Bachelor (Undergraduate) and Master of Science in Botany degree study the following courses.
- Evolutionary survey of Plant Kingdom
- Environmental Science
- Principles of Taxonomy
- Horticulture
- Medicinal plants
- Cell biology
- Morphogenesis
- Microbiology
- Plant embryology
- Molecular genetics
- Plant physiology
- Biochemistry
- Biodiversity of plants
- Industrial microbiology and pharmacognosy
Mission
Our undergraduate program currently offers 4 years program
- To support experimental learning in laboratory, outdoor learning (Field trips) for all students
- To assist research activities span the entire range of the plant sciences, including Physiology, Ecology, Horticulture, Microbiology and Mycology.
- To cooperate with other local and foreign participants for research and projects.
Vision
Teaching of basic plant science (Botany). Researching into these, including Taxonomy, Anatomy, Genetics, Microbiology, Mycology, Pharmacognosy and other environmental sciences subjects. Our postgraduate program offers many researches and projects especially based on the community and Natural resources. Because of our university is located in Kachin State, Northern Myanmar. It has many natural resources areas including Northern mountain complex, Hukaung Valley, Indawgyi and Sein-lon.

Dr.
Professor and Head of the Department of Botany
Personal Information
| – Dr. |
| – Professor & Head, Department of Botany |
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| – @gmail.com |
Profile
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| Name | Designation | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Dr.—————— | Professor | Ph.D(Botany) |
| Dr.—————— | Associate Professor | M.Sc(Botany) |
| Dr.—————— | Associate Professor | M.Res(Botany) |
| Dr.—————– | Lecturer | M.Sc(Botany) |
| Dr.—————— | Lecturer | M.Sc(Botany) |
| Daw—————— | Assistant Lecturer | M.Sc(Botany) |
| Designation | |
|---|---|
| Professor | 3 |
| Associate Professor | 4 |
| Lecturer | 3 |
| Assistant Lecturer | – |
| Demonstrator | 8 |
| Total = | 18 |
First Year
Botany
FIRST YEAR (B.Sc) Botany

Semester I (December-March)
| Foundation Courses | |
| မ | ၁၀၀၁ မြန်မာစာ |
| Eng | 1001 English |
| Core Course | |
| Bot | 1101 Phycology, Mycology and Bryology |
| Elective Courses | |
| Zool | 1001 Introduction to Zoology I |
| Chem | 1001 General Chemistry I |
| Geol | 1001 General Geology I |
| Geog | 1001 Elements of Physical Geography |
| AM | 1001 Aspects of Myanmar |
A student can choose any two elective courses offered from the Department of Zoology, Chemistry, Geology and Geography to fulfill a totsal of 19 credit points. | |
| Elective Course for Other Specialization | |
| Bot | 1001 Plants and their Importance |
Semester II(June-September)

| Foundation Courses | |
| မ | ၁၀၀၂ မြန်မာစာ |
| Eng | 1002 English |
| Core Course | |
| Bot | 1102 Pteridophytes and Gymnosperms |
| Elective Courses | |
| Zool | 1002 Introduction to Zoology II |
| Chem | 1002 General Chemistry II |
| Geol | 1002 General Geology II |
| Geog | 1002 Elements of Climatology |
| AM | 1002 Aspects of Myanmar |
A student can choose any two elective courses offered from the Department of Zoology, Chemistry, Geology and Geography to fulfill a totsal of 19 credit points. | |
| Elective Course for Other Specialization | |
| Bot | 1002 Plant Ecology |
Environmental Science
Semester I (December-March)
| Foundation Courses | ||
| မ | ၁၀၀၁ | မြန်မာစာ |
| Eng | 1001 | English |
| Core Course | ||
| ES | 1101 | Introduction to Environmental Science |
| Elective Courses | ||
| Zool | 1001 | Animal Kingdom and Organization of Life Forms |
| Chem | 1003 | General Chemistry |
| Geol | 1001 | General Geology I |
| Math | 1001 | Mathematics I |
| Phys | 1001 | General Physics I |
| AM | 1001 | Aspects of Myanmar |
| A student can choose any three elective courses offered from the Department of Zoology, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics and History to fulfill 19 credit points. | ||
| Foundation Courses | ||
| မ | ၁၀၀၂ | မြန်မာစာ |
| Eng | 1002 | English |
| Core Course | ||
| ES | 1102 | Environmental Biology and Ecology |
| Elective Courses | ||
| Zool | 1002 | Chemicals of Life and Life Processes |
| IC | 1002 | Enviromental Science I (Industrial Chemistry Aspect) |
| Geol | 1003 | General Geology II |
| Math | 1003 | Mathematics II |
| Phys | 1002 | General Physics II |
| AM | 1002 | Aspects of Myanmar |
| A student can choose any three elective courses offered from the Department of Zoology, Industrial Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics and Myanmar to fulfill 19 credit points. | ||
Microbiology
Second Year
SECOND YEAR (B.Sc)
Semester I (December-March)
Core Courses
Elective Courses (for other Specializations)
Semester II (June-September)
Core Courses
Elective Courses (for other Specializations)
Third Year
THIRD YEAR (B.Sc)
Semester I (December-March)
Core Courses
Elective Courses (for other Specializations)
Semester II (June-September)
Core Courses
Elective Courses (for other Specializations)
Fourth Year
FOURTH YEAR (B.Sc)
Semester I (December-March)
Core Courses
First Year Honours
HONOURS FIRST YEAR (B.Sc)
Semester I (December – March)
Core Course
Second Year Honours
HONOURS SECOND YEAR(B.Sc)
Semester I (December – March)
Core Course
Third Year Honours
HONOURS FINAL YEAR (B.Sc)/ M.Sc Q
Semester I (December – March)
Core Course
Master First Year
MASTER’S COURSES: (2 YEARS)
FIRST YEAR (M.Sc)
Semester I (June – September)
Semester II (December – March)
Master Second Year
SECOND YEAR (M.Sc)
Semester I (June – September)
Semester II (December – March)
- Microbiology
- Horticulture
- Tissue Culture
- Pharmacognosy
- Environmental Science
- Biotechnology
